ENTERPRISE — The ninth annual Main Street Show and Shine saw a mixture of old and new faces along with the vintage vehicles on Saturday, Aug. 19.

Among the new participants this year was Bud Clutts from Gardnerville, Nevada, with a 1929 Ford Delivery.

Clutts built his Ford Delivery in 2005 at the request of a friend from high school, he said.

His friend’s parents owned a winery when Clutts and his friend were in high school, and the car reflects that. Complete with decals of the winery on the windows and its deep purple paint job, Clutts couldn’t be more proud of his car.

“My buddy died of pancreatic cancer before I could give it to him, so I kept it to honor his memory,” Clutts said.

Clutts came to visit Wallowa County from Nevada at the invitation of friends who live in the county.

“I am from a small town, so I really feel quite at home. It is a beautiful area,” Cluts said.

The Clutts won the Furthest Traveled award sponsored by Les Schwab.

Familiar cars and faces included Jim and Mike Boyer with their 1934 Roadster, which was voted 2022’s best in show; Bob Perry’s 1915 Ford Touring (the oldest car at the show this year); and Wallowa County Commissioner John Hillock’s 1941 Ford Coupe.

In addition to the Farthest Traveled award, here are the other winners:

• Best In Show: Rudy Strohm, Lewiston, Idaho, with a 1953 GMC 3100, sponsored by Main Street Motors. Strohm also won the 1940-1954 Truck Modified category, sponsored by The Wilderness Inn.

• The Survivor: Reid and Lynda Kooch, Enterprise, with their 1964 Ford Fairline, sponsored by Aaron Post.

• Moonshine Runner: Aaron Post, Wallowa, with a 1957 Chevrolet 6500, sponsored by Stein Distillery.

• Best Rat Rod: Chance Eberley, Sagle, Idaho, with a 1939 GMC truck, sponsored by Candor Custom-Evan Sans.

• 1973 and Newer Car Original: Chris Mitchell, Kennewick, Washington, with a 2019 Chevrolet Corvette, sponsored by Cameron’s Wallowa County Ace.

• 1973 and Newer Car Modified: Clark and Paula Luse, Prineville, with their 2011 Ford Mustang, sponsored by Sports Corral.

• 1973 and Newer Truck Original: Michael and Marsha Jacobson, Walla Walla, with their 1975 Ford F-100, sponsored by Bollman Funeral Home.

• 1973 and Newer Truck Modified: Todd Rodgers, Enterprise, with a 1975 Ford F-250, sponsored by Matterhorn Village.

• 1966-1972 Car Original: Greg and Nina Rhodes, Joseph, with their 1969 Plymouth Road Runner, sponsored by Red Rose Boutique and Kellerman Logging.

• 1966-1972 Car Modified: Chris Pritchard, Enterprise, with a 1968 Chevrolet Camaro, sponsored by Gordon and Adam Wolfe.

• 1966-1972 Truck Original: Rodger Huffman, Union, with a 1972 Jeep Commando, sponsored by Wallowa Food City.

• 1966-1972 Truck Modified: Art Brock, Wallowa, with a 1970 Chevrolet 20 Series, sponsored by Eagle’s View Inn and Suites.

• 1955-1965 Car Original: Timothy Snodderly, Aurora, with a 1956 Chevrolet Bel Air 4-Door Hard Top, sponsored by Community Bank.

• 1955-1965 Car Modified: Ron and Toni Garland, Mead, Washington, with their 1955 Chevrolet Bel Air 2-Door Hard Top, sponsored by Rick Berend Trucking.

• 1955-1965 Truck Original: Vin Searles, Salem, with a 1962 Willys Wagon, sponsored by Wallowa Lake Lodge.

• 1955-1965 Truck Modified: Larry Schnetzky, Hermiston, with a 1961 Chevrolet C-10, sponsored by Ponderosa Motel.

• 1940-1954 Car Original: Jeff Bemrose, Hermiston, with a 1940 Ford Opera Coupe, sponsored by Stangel Industries.

• 1940-1954 Car Modified: Jim, Margaret and Mike Boyer from Payette, Idaho, with their 1941 Ford Coupe, sponsored by Enterprise Electric and Chopper’s Car Wash.

• 1939 and Earlier Car Original: Reid and Lynda Kooch, with their 1930 Ford Model A Deluxe Roadster, sponsored by Kooch Century Farm.

• 1939 and Earlier Car Modified: Doyce and Ruth Lockhart, Burbank, Washington, with their 1935 Ford 5 Window Coupe, sponsored by Mountain View Motel and RV Park.

• 1939 and Earlier Truck Original: Larry Bacon, Enterprise, with a 1929 Ford Model A, sponsored by Favorite Finds on Main.

• 1939 and Earlier Truck Modified: Chance Eberley, with a 1939 GMC Truck, sponsored by Wheatland Insurance.

• Special Recognition: Rand and Judy Crew, Boise, with their 1935 Ford 2-Door Sedan, sponsored by Harris Motor Sports-Bill Harris.

• Best Ford: Jim and Margaret Boyer, with their 1941 Ford Coupe.

• Best GM: Ron and Toni Garland, with their 1955 Chevrolet Bel Air, sponsored by Embers Brewhouse.

• Best Mopar: Greg and Nina Rhodes, with their 1969 Plymouth Road Runner.

• Best Bike: Wayne Stucker from Clarkston, Washington, with a 2002 Harley Davidson Softtail Classic.

• Best 4×4: Vin Searles, with a 1962 Willys Wagon.

• Best Orphan: Brenda Brock, Enterprise, with a 1954 Nash Metropolitan.

• Club Participation Award: Rods of Idaho and Oregon, sponsored by the city of Enterprise.

• Best of Wallowa County: Gerri and Terri Moffit, Lostine, with their 1957 Mercury Turnpike Cruiser, sponsored by Wortman Family Trust.

• Elks Choice: Nitah Sadler, Elgin, with their 1956 Ford T-Bird, sponsored by Enterprise Elks Lodge 1829.

• Mayor’s Choice: Randy Strohm, Enterprise, with a 1968 Chevrolet Camaro, sponsored by Farmers Insurance.

• Kids’ Choice: Tyler Estes, Enterprise, with a 1972 Jeep Wagoneer, sponsored by the Wallowa County Chamber of Commerce.

• People’s Choice: Todd Rodgers, with a 1975 Ford F-250, sponsored by NAPA-Thompson’s Auto Supply.

The main goal of the Show and Shine is to raise money for the Elks National Foundation Most Valuable Student Program, a scholarship contest open to U.S. high school students.